[hunterpayne]

"NoSQL is the correct answer."

No, no it isn't. It never is. Just as building your house on a rubber foundation isn't the correct answer either. This is just cope. Unless your use cases don't care about losing data or data corruption at all, NoSQL isn't the correct answer.

[leafarlua]

You are probably correct. I was just parroting what I have seem from the industry. Isn't it common for even big start ups to have decided to go with rubber for their foundation? It seems to not be a wise decision, yet many engineers do take this path. And that is why I end up confused on this type of discussion.